Well, once again, it’s been about two years since I’ve given a writing update. (Just kidding … but aside from my newsletter updates, I’ve been sorely neglecting the blog in that area.) Overall, writing has taken a bit of a backseat to school—this is my last “normal” semester before I go off to student teach. So I’ve been busy practicing my tail off in preparation for my senior recital and concerts as well as keeping up with homework and life.
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For Black Friday through Cyber Monday, all three of my books (Unknown, Unworthy, and Untold) are on sale for only $.99 in ebook form! Loads of other books are also on sale, including books by authors like Kristina Hall, Grace Johnson, Abby Burrus, Jayna Baas, Madisyn Carlin, and many, many more! Be sure to check out the sale!
Small-town romance with a dash of mystery and the promise of hope.
Tired of being a pawn for her father and an emotional punching bag for her ex-boyfriend, Sadie Stewart escapes to Abbott Island where she spent summers with her grandparents. Would the love and faith she learned from them be enough to fuel her new life? She wants to believe God’s promises, yet broken trust holds her back.
It’s giveaway time!
And yes, you read that right – another giveaway! I am thrilled to announce my book, Unworthy (Grace Sufficient, #2), is part of the Stockingful of Books Giveaway. This giveaway runs 11/6 through 11/12, and the prize consists of ten Christian books. The 1st place winner will receive all ten books (authors’ choice of format) and the 2nd place winner will receive three books (authors’ choice of format) of their choosing. A variety of genres, from fantasy to historical romance to suspense and more, are featured.
In honor of Indie Author Day, I’m proud to be a part of an amazing giveaway of over 30 clean & Christian indie books across all genres! Two lucky winners—one US and one international—will win a slew of signed books, ebooks, and book swag like stickers and bookmarks! Contemporary romance authors like Storm Shultz and Havelah McLat, fantasy authors like M.C. Kennedy and Stefanie Lozinski, and nonfiction authors such as Karen Brough and Aminata Coote are giving away their sweet romances, epic fantasies, devotionals and journals, and more! Make sure to enter for a chance to win between November 1st and November 7th!
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And just like that, the blog tour for Untold has come to a close! A huge, huge thank you to all the amazing bloggers and social media people who posted on this tour – you all made this so special and fun for me. Thank you a million times over. And also, thank you to those of you who have followed along this past week and a half. I so appreciate your support!
Continue reading(Note: This post was not on the schedule, because as a horribly unorganized and scattered college student, not everything turned out exactly as I’d planned. 🙂 My apologies! But I had to blabber on a bit about Untold when I got the chance!)
Continue readingWhile I wrote Molly in Untold, I had the pleasure of combining two of my favorite things—music and writing. Given she was a pianist, I thought it was super applicable that she would react and think relating to pieces of music. (However, I don’t think all musicians necessarily think in this way, haha!) But dear Molly, my amazing piano prodigy, processed so many things through music—much like writers tend to do through writing. 😊
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Kiva is handsome, generous, and very much in love with recently-widowed Preen Enda. But the thought of becoming his wife fills her with dread—especially when men from her past—men who know too much—begin appearing in her peaceful town. It’s only a matter of time before her secrets are revealed.
If Kiva learns the truth about what happened to Preen’s first husband, will he still want to become her second?
All right, guys, today is an exciting day, because I get to tell you all about my sister’s newest release, Darkness Draws Near! This is the second book in her series, Kentucky Midnight, and let me tell you – it’s so good. Dystopian, yet not your typical dystopian, a romance, yet not an average romance, and suspense – it’s full of action! And the characters … don’t even get me started on Friedrich and Mellie. 🙂 Those people are so much fun. And did I mention there’s a pro-life theme? Yeah, that just blew my socks off, because that makes the book even better than it already was. Have I convinced you yet? 🙂
Vanessa Hall 